PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15748, 24 October 1914, Page 9

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Da. Brewis, of Hamilton, is spending a few days in Auckland. fa Mr. C. H. Hewlett, of Christchurch, arrived from the South by yesterday morning s Main Trunk express. Mr. Vernon H. Reed, M.P. for the Bay of Islands, and Mrs. Eeed arrived from the South yesterday. They are staying at the Grand Hotel- " The Rev. J. Dukes is at present connnecl to his home owing to an injury to ?X of , his -, feet II will be some time before he will be able to resume his duties. I „i Ir 'A Bennett ' New Zealand manager of the New Zealand Shipping Company, » at present on a visit to Auckland. | He arrived from the South yesterdav, and is stayig at the Grand Hotel. Roviuir 63 ! 1 ?- Be( ' rcta "- °* the Kojal Colonial Institute, returned to Auckand yesterday, after making a tour of the Dominion extending over three weeks He will leave for dnC - V b > V the Rh " eri ™ °" TiiMiinv =nj J *• ? the R 'venna o n "7 Australia will return to London He is staying at the Grand Hotel. Another old * the person of »ire. M. a. Edwards passed awav at the residence of her son-in-law, j* r B Wad del, Dominion § Road, this week at the age o the late. Mr. E. R. Edwards, who was veil-known on the Thames goldnelds 5 he , earJ / days. She arrived from Ene and m the ship Tyburnia with [he Albert and settlers in 1863. and endeared herself to everyone who knew her. She leaves ch£i! 6 Ch ' ldren Md 23 G^ndThe Rev. J. R. Fleming, 8.D., of New. castle-on-Lyne, England/ who is making an extensive tour accompanied by Mrs* {laming, is at present visiting Auckland" -Mr. Fleming is - the author of a history of he Church, entitled "The Burning EhIhey have spent over a month in Canada "ti'sSth 0 devote i cou P ie « f i of visiting the pnncnal towns and resorts of the Dominion. Thev will afterwards travel h rough South AMca Mr. Fleming will prpae h a t St James's Presbyterian Church to-morrow.